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Seven Strongest Ways to Help Elect Max Lombardi and the NDP for Cambridge

Seven Strongest Ways to Help Elect Max Lombardi and the NDP for Cambridge

Your National Voice for Cambridge

Elections are not a spectator sport. People like you have tremendous power to affect the outcome on Election Day. Be among the few who actually use their Campaign power. Here are the 7 strongest ways to flex your Election Muscles…

7. Vote – on election day get out and vote for Max Lombardi and the NDP

6. Spread the Word – talk about voting for Max and the NDP with your family, friends, co-workers and neighbours

5. Take a Lawn or Window Sign at Election Time – send a strong message to your community about Max and the NDP

Other Conservatives Called Goodyear's Aide Firing 'Over the Top'

Local MP's aide fired, possibly over provocative film (http://www.570news.com/news/topstory/article.jsp?content=20080528_064040...)

Wednesday, May 28, 2008 - 06:40 AM
570 News

A provocative new film about teen sex lives is apparently too hot for some Conservative MP's to handle.

An assistant to Cambridge MP Gary Goodyear says she was fired after his name appeared on the list for a screening of the movie.

Cambridge Liberal Vote Shocking

Letter to the Editor Cambridge Time (http://www.cambridgetimes.ca/news/article/117629)

Feb 19, 2008
There must be hundreds of people who feel deceived and ripped off by how the Cambridge Liberals have just chosen their federal election candidate.

Firstly, all the people who bought a party membership for the first time and engaged in a grassroots political process were surely shocked to find that the Liberals really are no better than the Conservatives. Some of the accusations hurled by candidates and observers are troubling indeed.

Infighting Dogs Liberal Nomination in Cambridge

Infighting dogs Liberal nomination

Accusations fly; member wants leader Stephane Dion to step in
February 13, 2008
(http://news.therecord.com/article/308494)

TAMSIN MCMAHON
RECORD STAFF
CAMBRIDGE

With a spring federal election possible, Cambridge Liberals are trying to rebuild their fractured membership after a bitter nomination contest.

On Sunday, party members packed a Cambridge hotel to elect 36-year-old technology executive Gord Zeilstra to run against Conservative MP Gary Goodyear.

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